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Artificial Intelligence Framework

A Framework for the Responsible and Effective Adoption of AI in Teaching and Learning

The framework is enabling, not prescriptive. Whether and how AI is integrated into teaching, learning, and assessment remains a pedagogical decision for the instructor, aligned with course learning outcomes and disciplinary norms.

5 Pillars 5 Guiding Principles Living Document Faculty · Students · Academic Staff

The framework at a glance

Five pillars, resting on a foundation of five guiding principles. Select a pillar to explore it.

Purpose Responsible, ethical, pedagogically sound & secure AI in teaching & learning
Foundation: Guiding Principles Pedagogy FirstHuman-CenteredEthical & ResponsibleIntegrity as CultureFlexible & Adaptable View all

Guiding principles

Each principle is operationalized across the pillars. Select a principle to see where it applies.

Key terms

A shared vocabulary for AI in teaching and learning.

What the framework aims to achieve

Outcomes tracked through the framework’s regular review cycle.

References, policy & support

Every source cited in the official framework is available here. Pillar panels also place the most relevant links beside their supporting content.